The How Fly partners ran into trouble with their 2010 track "Huey Newton" after author and minister the Truth Minista Paul Scott called

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The How Fly partners ran into trouble with their 2010 track "Huey Newton" after author and minister the Truth Minista Paul Scott called

The How Fly partners ran into trouble with their 2010 track "Huey Newton" after author and minister the Truth Minista Paul Scott called